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CustomCommands [1.8-1.16] -----
Create unlimited commands. do the impossible cool things. from server owner to server ownersFixed some bugs.
P.S: Contact me if you can help with the wiki
P.S: Contact me if you can help with the wiki
ADDED
- Custom commands in game edit commands! (/cuc edit)
- Cooldown bypass command.
FIXED
- Cooldown.
- Other bug fixes.
- Changed default commands.yml.
- Custom commands in game edit commands! (/cuc edit)
- Cooldown bypass command.
FIXED
- Cooldown.
- Other bug fixes.
- Changed default commands.yml.
- Added Command Conditions. add easy conditions to your command with placeholderapi support.
- Added Command Cooldown.
- Fixed bugs
- Added Command Cooldown.
- Fixed bugs
- Added new required arg suffix: message suffix.
- Fixed some bugs.
- Fixed some bugs.
Fixed bugs:
- Not checking for subcommands permission on executing.
- Plugin throwing an error if PlaceHolderAPI is not enabled/installed.
- Putting an alias that is the same as the command label will make the command not work, it will now remove this alias and log a warn.
New Features:
- Added an option in config.yml (Override_Other_Commands), that if set to true the plugin will reload and re-register commands after 5 seconds of server startup, overriding any other plugin commands.
- Now you can use the '!wait' feature/method in replyMessagess where previously you could only use it in ExecuteCommands.
- Moved the players.json to it's own folder so files can be more organaized.
Wiki is still being worked on.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
- Not checking for subcommands permission on executing.
- Plugin throwing an error if PlaceHolderAPI is not enabled/installed.
- Putting an alias that is the same as the command label will make the command not work, it will now remove this alias and log a warn.
New Features:
- Added an option in config.yml (Override_Other_Commands), that if set to true the plugin will reload and re-register commands after 5 seconds of server startup, overriding any other plugin commands.
- Now you can use the '!wait' feature/method in replyMessagess where previously you could only use it in ExecuteCommands.
- Moved the players.json to it's own folder so files can be more organaized.
Wiki is still being worked on.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
Recoded the entire plugin, some features have been temporarily removed, and will be added later.
A github wiki will be available soon.
A github wiki will be available soon.
Bug fixes:
- Now it doesn't allow you to interact if the item is clickable (e.g place command-item block etc.)
- Added 'ReplaceSpacesWith' to commands, everytime the config reader sees the value set for "ReplaceSpacesWith" in PERFORM COMMANDS, it will replace it by space ' '.
- Added the ability to make delays between Perform Commands executions such:
- Now the config will load/reload 4x faster (or even more!), thanks to
Leonhard for making LightingStorage.
Thanks for all the ratings and downloads <3.
- Now it doesn't allow you to interact if the item is clickable (e.g place command-item block etc.)
- Added 'ReplaceSpacesWith' to commands, everytime the config reader sees the value set for "ReplaceSpacesWith" in PERFORM COMMANDS, it will replace it by space ' '.
- Added the ability to make delays between Perform Commands executions such:
Code (YAML):
Commands
:
- "Say you performed the command!"
- "!wait (200)"
- "Say It's has been 10 seconds since the last time you performed this command ;-;"
- "!wait (200)"
- "Say It's has been 10 seconds since the last time you performed this command ;-;"
- "Say you performed the command!"
- "!wait (200)"
- "Say It's has been 10 seconds since the last time you performed this command ;-;"
- "!wait (200)"
- "Say It's has been 10 seconds since the last time you performed this command ;-;"
Leonhard for making LightingStorage.
Thanks for all the ratings and downloads <3.
There were a lot of bugs in previous 1.1.3+ versions, even with default commands!
Now all has been fixed AND WITH 1.16 Support!
Now all has been fixed AND WITH 1.16 Support!
Temporary Version until everything gets sorted out.
Fixed bugs, apologies for the inconvenience
Fixed the bug in 1.1.4
Added 1.16 Support!
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Thanks to @
quinnconnolly03 for reporting bugs.
The plugin should perform any command that is in the 'Commands' list in config, and if the command starts with '/' it performs it for the player, it wasn't working; but now it's fixed
Add the performCommand player method.
Also removed the massive unnecessary console spam.
The plugin should perform any command that is in the 'Commands' list in config, and if the command starts with '/' it performs it for the player, it wasn't working; but now it's fixed
Add the performCommand player method.
Also removed the massive unnecessary console spam.
The plugin was quite expensive when it comes to performance, if you have a code for your custom command, it was reading the code each time player runs a command, which is a huge task if repeated much. i wasn't realizing that.
This update doesn't fix it completely, only for codes that doesn't contain any call to any of variable/variable definitions. now it reads them once and just repeat them to each player, without need to read it again.
Also, just realized that the examples in default commands.yml were not working, updated them and added one useful command.
This update doesn't fix it completely, only for codes that doesn't contain any call to any of variable/variable definitions. now it reads them once and just repeat them to each player, without need to read it again.
Also, just realized that the examples in default commands.yml were not working, updated them and added one useful command.
New Code System Format:
The difference between New and old code systems is:
The difference between New and old code systems is:
- Replaced '*' with 'x' for multiply.
- Now when you need to use a variable value use vars*<var name> instead of <var name>.
- now you'll need to use methods.getPlayer(), methods.getWorld(), methods.getFile() instead of getPlayer(), getWorld(), getFile().
- If you want to use math in any argument you need to put ! before the arguments, example: player.setHealth(!5 x 2).
- If you want to use methods in an arguments such as: 'player.getHealth' inside player.setHealth(). now you can't you need to make a variable with the value. example: 'var Number health = player.getHealth()', 'player.setHealth(!vars*health / 2)'.
- In new code system, you can change the a variable value afterwards, example: 'var Number health = player.getHealth()', 'vars*health => 10'
Code variables are made like so:
var <Variable type> <Variable Name> = <Variable Value (Method)>
The variable type can be:
- Player (getPlayer(name))
- World (getWorld(name))
- File (getFile(name))
- String (text)
- Boolean (true/false)
- Number (integer/double)
- String list (["My", "String", "List"])
Variable name is the keyword which you need to put to represent the variable value. example:
- var World w = getWorld(world)
- w.setBlockType(player.getLocation, STONE, 0)
Where 'w' is the variable name, and 'World' is the variable name,
'getWorld(world)' is the value of this variable.
-Report Bugs in the support discord-
var <Variable type> <Variable Name> = <Variable Value (Method)>
The variable type can be:
- Player (getPlayer(name))
- World (getWorld(name))
- File (getFile(name))
- String (text)
- Boolean (true/false)
- Number (integer/double)
- String list (["My", "String", "List"])
Variable name is the keyword which you need to put to represent the variable value. example:
- var World w = getWorld(world)
- w.setBlockType(player.getLocation, STONE, 0)
Where 'w' is the variable name, and 'World' is the variable name,
'getWorld(world)' is the value of this variable.
-Report Bugs in the support discord-
Added commands:
- /cuc addSubCommands|addSubCmd|subcmd <Name> <Sub Commands (split with ',')>
- /cuc delete <Name>
- Fixed some bugs with sub commands.
(I know that it says 1.1.0 in the file name, 1.1.0 will be released soon)
- /cuc addSubCommands|addSubCmd|subcmd <Name> <Sub Commands (split with ',')>
- /cuc delete <Name>
- Fixed some bugs with sub commands.
(I know that it says 1.1.0 in the file name, 1.1.0 will be released soon)
You can use the new sub commands system by just add a new section 'Sub_Commands' to your original normal command and remove all keys expect for aliases. like this:
This will allows your to use command '/mcg cool_message'.
Please note that once the 'Sub_Commands' section is added to a command section, the plugin will read it as a command group that has subcommands.
Code (YAML):
MyCommandGroup:
Aliases : [mcg ]
Sub_Commands:
Cool_Message:
Aliases : [ ]
Usage : ""
# The time between each command execution.
# Example: 10 Seconds.
# Example2: 2 Minutes
# Example3: 5 hours.
# Example 4: 6 Days.
Cooldown : "0 seconds"
#Set to null to make this commands allowed for everyone.
Permission : null
# Put '/' before the command to make this command perform by the player, otherwise it will be performed from the console.
# Placeholders: 1.{player}.
# 2.{arg:<#>:[Type]} : valid types: player (reads the arg # as a player name),
# number (reads the arg # as a number), boolean (reads the arg # as a boolean),
# world (reads it as a world name), enum (see number 3).
# (TO Do) 3. {arg:#:enum:["enum1", "enum2", "enum3"]}: reads the arg as an enum, if the enum list doesn't contains the arg# it throws an error message.
# Note: arguments numbers starts from 0 and not 1. so for example if 'MyCommand MyPlayer' is performed, the 'MyPlayer' argument number is 0.
# Note 2: put '*' to make this argument required. or don't put it and specify the replacement after the type or arg number. (see command 3).
Commands :
- "give {player} diamond"
#These will be sent when this command used as a reply.
Reply_Messages :
- "&6&lCool Message &5&lfor cool people!!"
Code : [ ]
Aliases : [mcg ]
Sub_Commands:
Cool_Message:
Aliases : [ ]
Usage : ""
# The time between each command execution.
# Example: 10 Seconds.
# Example2: 2 Minutes
# Example3: 5 hours.
# Example 4: 6 Days.
Cooldown : "0 seconds"
#Set to null to make this commands allowed for everyone.
Permission : null
# Put '/' before the command to make this command perform by the player, otherwise it will be performed from the console.
# Placeholders: 1.{player}.
# 2.{arg:<#>:[Type]} : valid types: player (reads the arg # as a player name),
# number (reads the arg # as a number), boolean (reads the arg # as a boolean),
# world (reads it as a world name), enum (see number 3).
# (TO Do) 3. {arg:#:enum:["enum1", "enum2", "enum3"]}: reads the arg as an enum, if the enum list doesn't contains the arg# it throws an error message.
# Note: arguments numbers starts from 0 and not 1. so for example if 'MyCommand MyPlayer' is performed, the 'MyPlayer' argument number is 0.
# Note 2: put '*' to make this argument required. or don't put it and specify the replacement after the type or arg number. (see command 3).
Commands :
- "give {player} diamond"
#These will be sent when this command used as a reply.
Reply_Messages :
- "&6&lCool Message &5&lfor cool people!!"
Code : [ ]
Please note that once the 'Sub_Commands' section is added to a command section, the plugin will read it as a command group that has subcommands.
In the previous version, when creating a custom command by the command it generates "Replay_Messages" instead of "Reply_Messages".
In the new version it will automatically delete "Replay_Messages.
Check messages.yml for more information.
In the new version it will automatically delete "Replay_Messages.
Check messages.yml for more information.
- setWorldBorderSize(<size>, [seconds]). seconds is the time in seconds in which the border grows or shrinks from the previous size to that being set.
- setWorldBorderCeneter(center(location)) ->
Sets the new border center. - setWorldBorderDamage(damage(number)) ->
Sets the amount of damage a player takes when outside the border plus the border buffer. - setWorldBorderBuffer(blocks(number)) -> Sets the amount of blocks a player may safely be outside the border before taking damage.
- setWorldBorderWarningDistance(distance(number, default is 5 blocks)) -> Sets the warning distance that causes the screen to be tinted red when the player is within the specified number of blocks from the border.
- setWorldBorderWarningTime(time(number, default is 15 seconds)) -> Sets the warning time that causes the screen to be tinted red when a contracting border will reach the player within the specified time.
- resetWorldBorder -> Resets the border to default values.
- setGameState(reason, value) -> (Deprecated) see resource page for more info.
Fixed some enchantments compatibility problems.
- Now you can make any item clickable, with a command.
- Changed some commands aliases.
- Changed some commands aliases.
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New Methods For World:
- spawnFallingBlock(x, y, z, world, material, data) - spawns a falling block at this location.
- setBlockType(x, y, z, world, material) - changes the block at this location's type.
- setBlockData(x, y, z, world,data) - changes the block at this location's data.
- sendTitle(Title, subtitle) - displays a title and a sub title to this player.
- sendToast(toast, <optional> icon (Material)) - Send a "toast" notification.
- setItemCooldown(Item, seconds) - Set the given item for player on cooldown.
- respawn() - Kills the player and respawn him.
Now you can apply methods for any world you'd like!
+ Note: You can now either use (x, y, z, world) as a location or you can get the player location by doing (player.getLocation). Example:
You can either type 'spawnEntity(10, 50, 10, world, chicken)' or 'spawnEntity(player.getLocation, chicken).
Current World Methods:
+ Note: You can now either use (x, y, z, world) as a location or you can get the player location by doing (player.getLocation). Example:
You can either type 'spawnEntity(10, 50, 10, world, chicken)' or 'spawnEntity(player.getLocation, chicken).
Current World Methods:
- spawnEntity(x, y, z, world, entity) - spawns any entity at this location.
- generateTree(Location, treeType) - generates a natural tree at this location.
- setAnimalSpawnLimit(limit(number)) - set the world animal spawn limit.
- setAmbientSpawnLimit(limit(number)) - set the ambient spawn limit.
- spawnParticle(Location, particle) - spawns any particle in this location.
- createExplosion(Location, power) - creates a natural explosion by this power.
Fixed some bugs when the first plugin run.
Added cooldown which is the time between each command executions.
You may need to update your configurations and adding 'Cooldown' to each command section.
Added cooldown which is the time between each command executions.
You may need to update your configurations and adding 'Cooldown' to each command section.
- You can now do custom codes whenever a custom command performed:
Only Player Methods For Now.
The variable 'player' represents the player who performed the command.
After 'player' variable you can type '.' then the method/statement.
Example: 'player.resetHealth()'. if there are any arguments for this method/statement you can put them inside the '(' and ')'.
Example: 'player.teleport(x, y, z, world)'
You can also use methods as an argument inside the '(' and ')':
'player.setHealth(player.getHealth * 2)'
for this case you don't have to type any '(' or ')'.
Current Methods:
The variable 'player' represents the player who performed the command.
After 'player' variable you can type '.' then the method/statement.
Example: 'player.resetHealth()'. if there are any arguments for this method/statement you can put them inside the '(' and ')'.
Example: 'player.teleport(x, y, z, world)'
You can also use methods as an argument inside the '(' and ')':
'player.setHealth(player.getHealth * 2)'
for this case you don't have to type any '(' or ')'.
Current Methods:
- player.teleport(x,y,z,world) - teleports the player to this location.
- player.setHealth(number) - Sets the health of this player
- player.getHealth() - Gets the health of this player.
- player.setFlying(false/true) - Makes player fly forcefully.
- player.setAllowFly(false/true) - Allow player to toggle fly.
- player.setSpawnLocation(x, y, z, world) - Set the player spawn/bed location.
- player.setGamemode(GameMode) - Changes the player gamemode's forcefully.
- player.setSprinting(false/true) - Makes player sprint forcefully (without moving).
- player.setFlySpeed(fly speed(< 1)) - Sets the player fly speed.
- player.setWalkSpeed(walk speed (< 1))\ - Sets the player walk speed.
- player.getWalkSpeed()
- player.getFlySpeed()
Resource Information
Author:
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Total Downloads:
17,151
First Release:
Jan 25, 2020
Last Update:
Jun 13, 2021
Category:
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All-Time Rating:
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